2002 News
It was a fine conclusion to a fine career, the finest, in fact, that any Wittenberg female cross country runner has ever put together.
The Wittenberg men’s and women’s cross country teams put the finishing touches on the 2002 season last weekend at the NCAA Division III Great Lakes Regional meet at Ohio Northern University in Ada, Ohio. While the teams are finished for the season, however, one individual continues on again.
Wittenberg will be taking part in the NCAA Division III Great Lakes Regional meet this weekend, to be hosted by Ohio Northern University in Ada, Ohio.
Wittenberg hosted the 19th annual NCAC Men’s and Women’s Cross Country Championships last Saturday at John Bryan State Park near Yellow Springs. It was the second race this season that Wittenberg hosted at picturesque the park, following the successful Wittenberg Invitational on Sept. 7.
Wittenberg plays host to the 19th annual NCAC Men’s and Women’s Cross Country Championships on Saturday at John Bryan State Park near Yellow Springs.
A final tune-up before the stretch run of the 2002 men’s and women’s cross country season was run last weekend at Ohio Northern University, where the Tigers got a lot of strong individual performances.
For a second straight week, the Wittenberg men’s and women’s cross country teams competed in a large meet against dozens of teams from all divisions. Once again, the Tigers acquitted themselves quite well.
The Tiger cross country teams turned in strong performances at the Loyola Lakefront Invitational in Chicago last weekend. The women's team had the better overall performance, finishing an impressive 19th in a field of more than 35 teams that included numerous Division I and II schools.
Another week, another solid meet and a number of fine individual results at the Cedarville University Friendship Invitational at John Bryan State Park in Yellow Springs.
The Tiger cross country teams kicked off their season on Aug. 31 at the University of Dayton in a non-scored meet and then hosted the Wittenberg Invitational at John Bryan State Park in Yellow Springs on Sept. 7. In both events, the Tigers turned in some strong individual times as they begin to build toward big meets in October and the NCAC Championship meet on Nov. 2, which will also be hosted by Wittenberg in Yellow Springs.